California DMV Classic Car License Plates.

[57tudor]

Hi Guys & Gals,

For those of you living in California and have been wanting to replace your damaged, faded, corroded or rusted out license plates on your 50's, 60's, 70's, classic car, now is your chance to order plates from the California DMV starting Jan 1st, 2013 through 2015. Cost is $50.00 for the plates. Go to this link and bookmark it.

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/newsrel/newsrel12/2012_20.htm

Rick.
57 Tudor
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[hiball3985]

The way I read it there won't be any until 2015, and only after 7500 are sold. If they don't sell that amount the fee will be refunded.

[rmk57]

There's 35 million people in the great state of California, surely they should be able to get 7500 applicants. I"m in Vancouver and I'd go for replacing my beat up Black and yellow plates.

Randy

[57tudor]

From what I'm reading it clearly states,

"California Legacy License Plates Available for Pre-Order January 1, 2013"

So get your order in before January 1, 2015 so every one that needs a set and I'm with you rmk57 will have the opportunity of a lifetime to get a set of new plates. I don't see it being a problem to get 7500 orders.

Rick,
57 Tudor

[dgasman]

The way I read it these plates are for any year vehicle registered in ca .this is great for people who do not have YOM plates on their cars that the DMV charges an extra fee for every year. I have black plates on my ranchero so for $50.00 I can now have the yellow with black print like it would of had when it was new. This is a great deal. I have two vehicles that I pay extra DMV fees to have my yellow plates on. I think these things will sale like hot cakes just with the old car and even the Hotrod crowd . There is a market that sales " for display only " plates that are identical to ca issued plates in the yellow ,black and blue colors with your numbers and cost a few Hundred dollars . Yes they are illegal but you can't prove the state didn't make them they are that good.

[hiball3985]

NAH! This is just another program for Jerry Brown and his bunch to conveniently track down the cars they want off the road